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Billy Watson
May 22, 08 - 3:57 PM |
digger bees
While planting some flowers today my wife discovered a large group of digger bees (it was fun to watch but don't tell her). I was wondering if they are of any use to those who deal in bees. I understand they are not aggressive and work very hard to pollinate flowers but was not sure if they could be moved to help farmers. |
Mark Eckman
 Nov 4th, 2008 - 6:52 AM |
Re: digger bees
Hey, those are a different variety of bee, and are not used for the production of honey. |
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Ginger
Nov 10th, 2008 - 2:07 PM |
Re: digger bees
Digger bees are a different variety of bee...and from what I've read, don't seem to be the best friend to have around. They build many small nests in the ground and can become somewhat of a pest. The better pollinator for the farmer is the honey bee. |
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